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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22


We are In receipt Of q sample copy OF
g pamphlet With the shove heading
We have not had time 10 examine IL
but presume u 70 Be- like other sogks Of
that nature, RFeatly Ct fault In the loca,
ton Of King Solomon's mines. H. Rider
HaRRaed has n0a probably read the Bi.
BILE Sufficiently 10 understand that The
mines IN question we're situated 10 thG
land Of OphiF, near TheEmalito. and
that the line Of gravel crossed By The
Chico and Oroyille road. near Wick' q
ranch, are taiiines from tkoss ancient
mines. Thew were part Of What u nov
the Spring Valley deposit nf the Cicero
Zee mines underlying Table Mountain.
The west side conformation Of Table
Mountain vas, undoabtedly, given he
formation BY the work Of solomon'.
mines. However, ve ahan take ooca-
sion some Sunday after The dismissal Of
eur Sunday school, 10 examine she worh
and ascertain how closely . man vic
spells his middle name In full can ap-
ceoach The Truth Of history. - Bait.
Record.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
HEw RAILaoADs soUIH,
HAnI 10 Build FIVE MibEA-Aa y.
RAAMCm ogsR TIE TAcJMA
eoUrHKnH n0uIE.


RaAMCm oysR Tun TAcJMA
soUrHKnH n0uTE.
Ith pFstsy veil understood that The
Northern Psci65 ktiiFoad Company y
nse0tlstluRt 20 run branch II IN poins
near OFiiuR % the Pacific Diytsion soath
through tna timber bslt tsat u was the
vaFpsss Of sho Tacoma eoutkefH % tap.
fee Tacoma BoatheFn has entirely
aroppsd from pubAie notice, and the
preiscs h presumably given up. The
lins ran By tbat company came into
Taooms through the Rniob south Of The
togn, throuen which .. II. Hart has 9
fEanehfsa aud q right Of way. The
Northern Pacific ~ veil enouRh satisfied
20 take tbs shorter coarse 10 Ofting and
come 10 over the Cascade Division. The
company does not propose 10 build the
road itself, hat IL negotiating with z
company Of Eastern capitalists 10 bald
he read for tue splendid timber sl0nR
tha iino, and 10 take their pay IN freight
charges for the transportation. Toe
lire a. Surveyed rams due south 70 ths
Ntsqaslly, and parallels that stream
westward thfonan the sueo0tash VALLEY
70 TIE southeastern lice Of Pisrc6 com
u. A branch Of the branch Il planned
also 10 fun thFoukh The north side Of th,
valley.
Me-. Hart vas seen yesterday and hsket
II be had ans idsa % making an earl
nsve 10 occupy the Rnish referred 10
T. l.. Nixon fun the line foe ne ans
Is naW pfspAfiBR pfohiss. expeet .,
begin WoFk 90 my road This fail. vii
commencs 20 build from ths head Of ID
bay, and expect 10 compiete 81 least avl
miles Of The Foad baf0re quitting
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

PRKPknArE0Ns Roa THE pELlvEnx sTsrEM
--wUx THE NAIL SILL coNKH
nouNp BS PoaTI.AND.

PnnPkAArr0Ns Roa THE BELIvEnx sTsrEM
--wWx THE NAIL nTIf.L COSTS
nouKp Bs PoRTLAND.
~ have about oompleted my strange
meats for The delivery soryios and shall
pat IL N operation about the nrst Of Ga
tobsF," said Postmaster Sampson IN
answer 10 . ca stion.
And Who are 70 DO the letter ear
tiessG"
ohas. w. Isham, who IL 80 expert
enoed nan. having been . esFrteg back
Est. George Bother. . German aud
q comparative nsW conner. learned
that he had hsd some Tires years. sxpe.
Sienos ~ q carrier IN philadelphia.
wanted 20 eet men Of experience when
Il wac possible, Thees two will take
charge Of this part Of the city, and Tom
MaFphy, B0n Of Tim MaFphy, she pro
tege % Kate Field, about whom % mach
hes been said lately. vii take The 70
maindsF. fheas men wili 90 10 woFk a.
oncs aud familiAFixs themselves with
their respective districts. They will
make q systematic canvass OF the real
dents and prepare = eomplsts diEectoEy,
% that when she delivery system IL
fairy began they will have eomrlete
eammAuu OF tno httuAttoE anu Tue pee
pie may feel confident Of the reliability
and effectiveness Of the service from
the start
"And when oan 70 look for Tacoma
mail over the Cascade DiSisionf'
II am lo0king foF u every day. do
noe knew uhy Il has not gore into eff
fees iopR ago. The report In favor vas
made Iona since. ! iadge, however,
thai the trouble afisaa In Portland. II
The Northwestern Coast mail waa all
broseht oct over the NoFthsrn Paoihe
noQ, rAeoma's mail would arrive heFs
several hours earlier 30 Be- suFe--iisfS
q. N. bat PoItland's mail Wosld nos
arrive there until after O'clock In the
evening or Abeas ten kausa later.
Hence Portland kicks, have 90 donbs,
aud the effort that caasca the delay Il 10
bring her mail over the Short Line
Tie distFihation wili take place at Chi
cago OF g. Loais, and the Syund mai.
frua The East wsll come over the North
cru and be stopped here. while TIE lever
0eass will eome eat over the Short Line
ard foAda beloW. OF caarse ve muss
expect. under thai arranesment, 20 get
q attls mail both vaya."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

The Supervising iuapeofeF 81 steam,
vessels has been Snnpeiled 10 iaaan a
eiFealnr 30 answer the mAay appliaA
ttoDa mads 10 bis ethee By the oxneFs
and builders ef small sfeAn yachts. ana
peFeons contemplating buildine snee
vessels, tor infermation a. 20 whelhel
thsy are liahle b. The rroyisions Of tills
Sc. Rsealatiosa Of Steam Vessels. Rr.
viasa STATUES % the unifsa states.
ApplicAnts are infoEned that anesr
seesiou Ass. RsVtsea SlAi1ies. che hall
gad boiler of every yacht OF osAef susail
cFafi ef tika Clearwater prepaliei bt
steam. without regard % aiza % Srssei
provided Il can b ussd IL navisatsan,
muss b inspected, The heller hefns
subjected 10 Tie hydruGsAiie iNst re-.
qaiFed b. lac. The plloa and enRlueSr
mast also Be lieensed an3 sneh o,har
pFevtsions 20 TIE lAu eompitsa vita a.
may be applicable b The pAFticzlaF vss
Nel uoder fxantnakion. A lipsase a.
"epestAl e1EtaeeF" fcF sunAii sseaWs
yachts or pleasare veaeela Wiii hs grant.
81 10 aay psFson 81 eOad enzraessF We
h8a safisteHi expeTtencs 60 usansrs sAe
heller and nAce lsegY saiely. A s4uiiaf
FepesiAi tieeose - Ftl0s Ter sasA We.
eeia wil b granted 10 any peraoa 81
like good chAFseaex Who - faUtltaF With
the nyxi1atao7 Ia wntch thay are 60 b.
eaptayea. understands he etiaa ralrM
an9 has haa saeassxni axrexiaaes IN
haadilnR thta ef eteer simiiaF ssasiA
TIE master - vesssi % tkia esass
does nos require ifese1&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

We have esupfssed azra1zsnsnts
viii tie tFanEpcFtatian oomusniss 10
o1NinA1a IN saasxta an6 ara rEpp4Fed %
dslivsR baggage 60 any part 81 the rity
Is any hear q he day O. niRha "a rsa-
sonaole ratea sEArxLR TnAxzExR CoM-
FAx1. O6ase, co<nes Maln and seoond
s1Ess1A TelspAoae q. aasolm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
ADVICE no MOTHEas

MFR winniow's sooGkins eyrup. faR ehEsdrsr
testhinG. h the prasertpttun o. o1a 81 The n~sl
ta@aia nnrnsa ana physiefxna IN 90 Unitsc
ska4aa. ard has been uasa fer forty Taars win
awe failing Srcesas ~ mfiiions 81 mother
tesshing IN vAlse Ia tncalculAhls. q Fsltsssu
tAs ehalf fFon pain, ouR1s dysHntsEy md diEr.
rA0A. rriptna IN - bowels and Wtnd collie.
81 gfvtng haAlth - the chfld q Eaats TIE
MothnK. Rr1oa 80 bceslaL ap1sawfy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
rnr rnpuIAR ApPRoyAI.

OF she siforss Of ths CAlifoEaia Fls eyr
40 Co, 10 pfeaens 10 the pahiic an
agreeable and sape,ive Substitute Tor
the bitter ua1sseas liver medioines and
eatAafties formerly n use as gratifying
% the Company - u h ereditahie -
the GOOD taste Of TIE pneiie. The laFRs
and rapidly increasing sale % syrup Of
Ftes. and the pFompaly beneficial effects
% single dose are eonvtncina pFoofs
that h il the most easily taken aad tes
tsosi pleasantly effective remedy known.
Fer sale by A. Il SfEwAnT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

1n9 I'm IE4Eht - ne mos pop
niAR kiG glove II AneEsea. el-A5 Tor 6Vs
6uttons. el-So foT eiGha b1itonA Thay
aFa far blow TIE prtoe q any other
Standard nfAksF. and FOE o. and dura-
6zlkky are unexeaIie6 Tba Shove ara Fe
/ III pxtees {ths glove b not noad az whaie-
salsl q SCHWABACHER BIOS. del1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
MONEY 10 loan

On shattle mortgage. good collateral
o. personal security, notes. MORTGAGES,
eerip, bo0da, tine checks, etc, bouRht.
CoMxTcE, MnLxn q %.
Ones With Judge Smith, games ssreef,
opposits the Oeoi0aniai. ans.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
TACOMA.

f..
Dnns4 Nnhn. e - hFD q Nnsz Z
Whee3eE. lzff fhks mernz1& - -
Tekk. BasiGn8 = - ose.s.os Z. - -
fr1p sad his ebMEes fEg1 ms - -
sesupy tvs weeks
Magtsz D srn. fsrsman % tie aonk y
- i segnsa mil, eeeafssd 9 asssse .
{arv vesterdag 1osning. tQefnz -
90 81 fnmA.sr eomlna dDsn o. g -
fneltnss vas ahoaf % striAe hsm; z.
aoEanR asickiy % Toe slds ana H. =. =
e9eg srxsinad oce o. BE arms xsky 90 !
The scutfneforu aud mill sen azs =
aworfS poiuss With eaeb oahef. 41l
ne erS nnabls % 81 Ebaix eonsraei'
ovfth fae oontraesofa wbo snTeessa y
hefua exits foy da9agsss - ~ = ia
are fhgsnssned - psfsona 1oioing go
tFaeis with thern-
!. Pasl yudaon has flsd the papers 70
A aes5gr nonfnas D b. HanDsh % 10
peeseasjan ~ ere scTs q land ia toe
FfFss Ward, embeee.nR ne Sessf 80 49, ;.
ara vsiatd e e1so0. Tne s1it axiss.
ont q ihe oarnisssDess o. - essk, -.
0wuar ia the deaeFtesisn ID . deed. Mk,
Iada1n b0aght tbs quitciAim asea %
fbs hFst owner and tbeseupon ssss ~
eiaiD tQ we.
A HrrTLkMEaT sotxuHAI CoHPf-i-
x-aTKp,-fhs Co-epeFafIge .elssy OF
eats ctr assms 70 havs soften inso no
end " troabIs sad soue bali dezsn
ss@yera are engaaea 10 bftnRtng tnsif
nHaffs % q satisfactory tsfmination
"a tie Tsooma syesus impfoFssaent
matter n. X, Moore, Esq., has ben a.
poiaied b. Judge AIlyn Fseeifes. James
WiaksFsbam, Esq. hAd been empiofed
b Soma nine o. Ten d the labofers @no
worked on tue avepse 70 eeonfs tor
then shs aun1auss due, wberaapau -
hsoaeks gaiis n tfis Jusitesls Ooafl
saainst A. Mssssady, Ihe as4Rnss q
tke contractors, Csstls \ tfsHseg. Usiy
Aftoensy Carroll, FepFeasntine ne ely.
ana SEARS a AshseB, sepfteentine as
oontsaet0Ts, pFosarsd from JudRe AiIyp
a. order % prohibition, entofoinR
further bearing Of tbe eases before the
Jastles. AZ sha whole mstter noS
stands, Il is not 81 al pfobabss the IA
bofeFs will eet eny money Tor seine
tiBs, and thsn bet snail fraction Of
what their w0Fk represents. No. Moore.
a. fecsfveg, will set 80 custodian ana
pay tbs money oot 0aiy on 80 order
1r0m the Uoutt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

1 rauging from % 81 pfr eonf, last lean and
closed sesred s prime msrs.ntile psPss; -
;; sterling exchange. quiet and steady. 81 TX
/ % sol TOR alxty days, and 81 SAD ior de-
mand.
Fours cuunanA....... ................... - l&A9
Four and ons-halfs coapon-...--........los
fecine sixes. ..-...---..-..ss..-..-l
sfocEs.
American Exprsss fo6. Cassda Paciac 81 I,
Canada soufbsFn 81. crntrai PseFae san.
nuriinwton Iaak Delaware a Lacknwnnna
lAk beaver 4 RIO Grnnda 9s4. Erie 9eS
I4ks sheFs 81, LoaiIviile eos. MlehisAa
Csntrsl S3S, Kansas Texss 1Sas, NeU YorA
csasral sf07. Sortbsfn PsSihe m. IRE
| fsrred t1s. Northwestern 1llS. Oregon In
pEevemsna s. HsviRs,ion ~ fFanscon.
l IN anhai a., Psciae Mail 81 i, Rex leland
m "a Raal s2k, Tsxns Paelnc as. CnIoa
I Pseiac 50. rnised statsa Express IS, wsIla
| Fargo Exprsss 10, Western Uatou TSa.
PoRFLAnD HkExxrs.
PonrtAxp, Spa - Receipts tseasy
/ saur hoars iBctaAe eiS9 etis - est. asa hhls
4 ar. 800 eta nlllstnG. so esls barley, 30
| csls ehsppea hsrisy, eois ne tass. sAss but
sss, scasss go so boxes fruif, 10 bead e
wssas-N Ans re Rnglish aaarAs,s are np-
rarently ArGsr, thee Of thls country are
| us sas Fraaoisco b waiting and eur
nukal i inactfVe-
FSsar--vssy gsiss bui saeaay; s,AadHra. sssn
| quatna - se3t 90
Pssnesa-DaIl marksss aeaisTs have rev
cAiis. SWEETS hruagos axe
arran Frsit--Grspea ny a1sAmsR sala Al tSc
AL asa s,rachea 81 80 applee nex o. fall enp-
/ ~, suesi8s 4saands bssnF liEAk
/ Krra-FifDer q Sc.
serrs--A sseliss e oas-.sxath q cent =
l,sleEraphed frssn saa FFaneisco today. ma
1 3 A. uneNP<ctes1 tuFD-
sAx g8Axcgsce xAkKHTs.
aaw Fsaxcssc0, s~pt ga.--Reeelpts-wArss.
fAaao csls: aSaT N.oeo qF skss Gaia. acc rslE
h.rleF "A oas seis, reeatceS, Ssfa aks
/ Wsa1-sess @arsst vssshsd aall, No
shlpplas. ss@ss.ny, e 1nei s.
RaFl y-sNsy a ee4sa Nc ~ ~. feed o.
spss. Raysr seasgs SD 81 10; bHysr yea,
/ al Il !, sssleE yeaF, esAs.
oass--p sn&sa slSs; Oregon. 81 EEL -
wsos-vsry aa'l
Rars-R stsev sasisr.
Bassr YER Arm; frs-A run axe.
wes,,1oE sf,s-ussu s.l, Aassp~.. -. n
O. suyer seaaoa. leo tees Rssllzs - 81 Ssa
i0o ,oas . q az. so sozs - q s1S saa 100
R.'i-s-sasss ysar slos~s o. q a. ana seller
ysaF ave
Nw ToAK HAakETs.
Nv TsH< sssE a.-Hrps- oaist CAS-.
forntA eeatA
s1rar-lsaH. zsEinals esakrifuxkl -, r..
asaa aaH -. EXTRA c sA2zAs. gsfas { 81,
mozgA 81 saa1ard a 81. eaafecstcnaFaf 4 /
e.. eak loMf SD ernshsd eAe4sAB
ocPpar -SsssaI. laks Sc e.
tssd-nali. eaa.estie 3tk24As
oogs-spss. fstEs &c. 5sii s11inAl.
Az, csstcns eoie palz4t klzkars esaaarg
. q ~ 80 SAlsa a8 s1a hsn. Or.
sc sSaI-. Sss. 81 N'ai- 81 Dee, az IA /
u q Saa 81 Eaets s.. FeA 81 sSSiT ~
RN4ruleom-Ea so asAsraaaz = aAasw a 1
vaeas caeaEFNks oP~1.rg e4s, At<Nam eeA.
FalN
EfxENfoc1 EkEkE8.
IrvzzRocE. $50. 1s-WAsas-HotAasaa ~ Il
Ee<ta NAr.y go WtEe1E a. g. Efha AL.
avH rpRf 4. - HIS. aal.
Flg@r-sapgly SD y = sss-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

vTRAmEn susxFaTwE. JULIUS MAcols-
y ~. MElEk. he4H Ss1eEet eRsy Acn1HT
a To ~ a1wtl4 re1lrnInG E11H4 90. tenl1-
EnEHo E1k1M1AA 11E11zTI g - e - ~
Dmwa<a. eaabeuk al REf onmhln
EzaEe GHmhI8 co WatnmaansE frr SNahock
Eanve sEabeck xh1rnAays a S.So Ter Ssaf1la.
s1neh1nR q RsEt GzMhie.
Eange 6c11lae Ex4nFa aa g q y. fur Pcrl
64nhle nnd 1rahEek
~ lnrthH paE1lu1lEr1. npp1Y b D. X Hos-
-. esser. ssasilA 81 esE1a Aesss<. Tsllsr'.
WhNEE. nap1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

@-insA all W'osl ssaRisa swiH annnsIl
&c Fnli alxs gFAy blankets. SIS
Tukins a sfngsrnRn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

- insh al weaa lAdi4's slosh. ssAa
se lash al woot tFicsa No. Tekl&a A
SlneeEEnMn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
A RHNEDY m KIDNEY AFFEDrTON

A REMEDY IN KIDNEY AFFECTION.
Nv ktaneys wsFs ~ eEsctnd I have
oesn eon.ralied 10 Ret 40 - many &c
tsn times ~ ons nieht I ead raina IN
az stdA. bash aEd isfs sAcaldar, and.
Uhen doUa. Scaid hardy Fsue. Was
unAbta - oeaa ~ koaY uiihoat eFsai
pAtn- ! tried SlmDcas' Liver Rezn-
iutar ard nv ecSditiea has Improved o.
ssaeA thai | hardly svsF feal Env q nv
I'D troahie ", 1sazAcS.
FHrrnea 49,. NJ a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

Csrka1. sepa s.-catlls naesipiz. = QlE
es.tls q So IS. Wsz1sn 1rees 81 -
Huu- Recsipls. lf 60 maEket eiased 10
Is pelnts lower thsn TnnsAaT. Uixs6 - eo8
5 re-. Aeavy "a 5a36 80. iixht ~ &&5 %
nalx1 ard ak1ps 50 s384 ~
Ehezp-1ereiprs, e11R B4rk1t s9e1dys ~
- res q. fs2hs - 2S9s 3.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

lasak a. tAs asW AnA achoy naoksiss
n faaaas 4 stnEsz@&aAG aaia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

ssse Al ccls,s ts6izsi haa sxitcA SIN
hsstkzfeAista. all - Az lixei shaaAA
Ioklaa 4 e9nrpgruaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

Nrw EcaK. Sra Z~Tse mn1k mNzz1l
eaa1F w1n slsl1lSY inm sr11ga 1hEn q ges1x1'
&ag. kU9 q w1g nanM11T ssgar1zA 9m2 sEe3sc4 g
ewa4an eennEne fHam eeziT3tys % duizneM So
1fsW Etr1aElk . wsnennna. e visa FszsE. rs
ef1Hg w1l 9ciEB nDd EsracG q hes1 prsces =
Lisa LIE sd 0EzEu1 IUPg1Fa8Ene. wash
~ 1sNa 2 asd : ~ esut nssgea.issay
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

cEnsae. AsEa. E-wnrrt--HIuaE, 60
60 3; "a Z Z. 'o-sss~nsls nss
os..aAnas u.4Aas. go y. oashsu ssk.
Ta.z-ausa "a s@.s.s as. "a q z.su-rs
L1-qzu. "a - o-sss~ . - ne
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
roR ~ uPPER sKAaTI
STEAMER GLIDA

HIEAMGh G140M
CMrrvinR the UnisaG Htntag M
r WAVR8 KEHaKK.B WhAN
Mnnfav, Weanas1ay nR4
t1FnlR1 TuaadaT. ThuEl44E a1e -
oafllnr e NuEn1eo, fuialln
U1aaisaF, EiF lnndin8 asesls -. -.
Varnaa. asaEllng ard al 1111l... .....
nnsn11 above. BnRfFAlKhl O Eannl IN
q baard artn @m1 E09f@l@ ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
For Tacoma and Olynpla

Steamer FIeetwocd
hnsxaa Yaaisr's uAnsf daily gszsrpi Msaa
atf sfeisck y. n.
ssasan enc. FosrxR. AaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
ExcaAxGl

NV YoRk. sept. sL-Menss On call, act,vs
ranxlng from 70 ek PER eans last lean . ADD
closed eesred & -prme mersantile pepse. -
>; sterling exchange. quiet and STEADY, 81 TX
% sol Tor slxty days. and 81 SAD ior de-
mand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

tcurs coupaaA.......- -..-....--.......- - l&AS.
four and ons-hali oapon-..s--......--les
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-13
COERCION FOR THE GREEN lsLe.
Further Debate on the Grimes Bill In the
British Parliament.

LONDON, April l3.-1n the house of com
mons Tuesday evening Hugh Holmes, attor-
ney general of Ireland, resuming the debate
on the Irish criminal amendment bill, as
serted that not one of the provisions of the
bill would interfere with the constitutional
rights of the people of Ireland, nor infringe
upon their public rights. Society in Ire
land, it must be remembered, was wholly dis
organized fhe people had become depraved
In morals, and appeared to sympathize with
criminals, thwarting, as they did, every at
tempt on the part of the crown to obtain
evidence against law-breakers, and, when
sworn to do their duty as jurymsn, refusing
to convict when the evidence against the
malefaclors was plain and uncontradcted
1t was for this reason, Holmes said, that the
clause providing for change of venue in GER
tain cases was drafted, but he hoped that
frequent recourse to the procedure author
lied by this clause would not be found neces-
sary.
Concerning summary jurisdiction in minor
cases, as provided by the bill, Holmes con-
tended that resident magistrates under that
clause would be no more executive officers
than Justices OF the peace in England are,
and said that every possible precaution
would be taken to prevent magistrates from
interfering unless the law was fagrantly de-
fed. The power of the viceroy 10 suppress
associations and organizations dangerous to
the peace or operation of tine law was sub
lect to the veto Of parliament, but the gov
eminent adhered to its proposal to make the
act perpetual, although parliament could
repeal 1t whenever it might be necessary to
do so.
Hugh C. E. Childers said he wonld admit
that some OF the provisions of the bill would
not be altogether Objectionable if applied to
England aud Ireland alike, but directed
against Ireland alone they were unwarrante1
and would inevitably evoke disorder.
Against the clauses in which the bill gays GER
tam powers to resident magistrates. who he
knew were totally unfit TO exercise them, he
earnestly protested, as he also did against
tue proposal to try Irish prisoners in Eng
iani, which he regarded as one of the very
worst features of the bill As to the bill as
a abole, Chllders ridiculed tbs messur I'M
morci[ullY, calling especial attention to tie
lo"seness of its construction and the am
biguity Of its definitions, which defects, be
saii, could not fail to render number Of its
clauses void aua looDeratlve
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-13
ERIEEI.ETS.


Jack ct sale nj MuCabe Bros.
Nice green vegetables at Lamps cash
store,
New and noyei things III jewelry just
received at Bakers.
MIR and Mrs Phil Mitchell have w,i-
coined their fourth child-a boy.
b lker jcwelry st"rc has IN stock all
that is new and desirable in jewelyr.
A new invoice nf stiff and soft hats at
Lloyd d Stewards, call in and see them
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Bufnri aud son, of
Kansas City. are visiting relatives III the
city.
A new invoice Of late dcsigus in silver
plated ware just IN at Bakers ,welry
store
Bakers Iewelry store has a watch re-
palrcT who Canunt he eXcelltd west OF;
New York Cry
j. F. Munger of the Rock Island
house. with his wife aud son have been
taking in the beauties Of Oregon, lii
The millinery department of mcCabe
several extra clerks have been employed.
The mail carriers have received their
spring and summer uniforms. They arr
of the metropolitan style, and we're made
in Philadelphia.
J. L. Dryden is running for city attors
ney on the anti license ticket in Mon
mouth. The ticket is headed by J P.
PilIsbury, for mayor.
signatures for a petition for the extension
of water mains beyond Augustana col
iege in the Seventh ward
MIR. John Merk returned last evening
| from Jacksonville, accompanied BY his
wife, whose mind is now restored. Then
little child was buried this afternoon.
The attention OF the psssers by is at
tracted to the rich display in Bakers
ieweler store window where can be- So.
many rich gems in diamonds, watches
jewelry. etc.
Those plaid and check street jacket;
received at McCabe Bros. yesterday morn
ing are the talk of the town Remember
silk lined hoods genuine Scotch cheviots
$318 each
| John T. RAYMOND, the lately deceased
actor, was very fond of matching pen MES
When ih Davenport last winter he spen'
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-13

Everywhere the great advance and intel
Iectual growth among women is astonishing.
Except those who devote their time and ener-
gies to society and its frivolities. women gen
orally are working like 1rojans TO elevate the
sex and to equaiize the sexes. In the intel
lectual world they are certainly on equal
footing with men Nor do men dispute their
claim
In all good work for the moral and physical
Improvement of the race the women are the
most interested and work the hardest. and,
what is better still, are always ready to sup
ply the necessary funds or to see that they
are supplied.
In domestic affairs women have always
reigned supreme, and yet it must he confessed
that here they do their poorest work in GER
tain ways. Upon them rests the responsible
ity of bringing up and training the future
generations of men and women. And still
as class, they work harder tQtsave young
men from ruin than they worked to train
their own SONS into habits that should require
no reformation in manhood Half the time
and labor spent upon their own children. they
agreeing as a body upon line of moral con
duct and teaching, would make the after la
Dor comparatively light, for nothing so in
huences character as early surroundings, al
though of course, the argument holds that
excellent men were in childhood unhappily,
perhaps viciously, surrounded, and had no
training to speak of, or the worst; but such
cases are rare indeed, and men and women
usually carry with them in some way the eff
fects of early training or influence. -Cieve-
land Leader.